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Terms and definitions –
 
1. Parazoa
2. Paurometabola
3. Filter feeders
4. Pseudocoelomate
5. Metagenesis
6. Malacology
7. Hexapoda
8. Botryoidal Tissue
9. Entomology
10. Living fossil
11. Flame cell
12. Paedogenesis
 
Common Names –
 
1. Hook worm
2. Jelly fish
3. Venus flower basket
4. Sea Mouse
5. Sea Hare
6. Portueguese Man of war
7. Ship worm
8. Cuttle fish
9. Aristotle Lantern
10. Sea anemone
 
Infective stages –
 
1. Tetranucleated cyst
2. Embryonated egg
3. Sporozoite
4. Bladderworm larva
5. Metacercaria
6. Trophozoite
 
Differences –
 
1. Bilateral and Biradial symmetry
2. Schizocoel and Enterocoel
3. Blind Sac and Cell aggregate body plan
4. Strobilization and Metamerism
 
Larvae –
 
1. Trochophore
2. Tornaria
3. Planula
4. Amphiblastula
5. Rhabditiform
6. Miracidium
7. Glochidium
8. Nauplius
 
Animal Kingdom covers about 35-phyla, of which 11 are considered to be major phyla. In major phyla, 10 are from Non-chordates and 1 from chordates. The 11-major phyla are -
 
1. Phylum Protozoa : single celled (solitary or colonial)Eukaryotes
2. Phylum Porifera : Sponges
3. Phylum Cnidaria : Jelly fi shes and sea anemones
4. Phylum Ctenophora* : Comb jellies
5. Phylum Platyhelminthes : Flat warms
6. Phylum Aschelminthes : Round worms or thread worms.
7. Phylum Annelida : Segmented worms (Earthworm, Leech etc.)
8. Phylum Arthropoda : Jointed legged-invertebrates
9. Phylum Mollusca : Snails, bivalves, octopus etc.
10. Phylum Echinodermata : Sea star, Brittle star, Sea lily etc.
11. Phylum Chordata : Protochordates and vertebrates
 
Protozoans are single celled Eukaryotes (classifi ed in Kingdom Protista). The porifers to chordates, all multi-cellular, are called metazoans (placed in Kingdom Animalia). The metazoans are further differentiated into Parazoans and Eumetazoans. The group ‘Parazoa’ includes porifers, having cellular grade of organization, and ‘Eumetazoa’ includes Coelenterates (Cnidarians) to chordates.
 

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